Rock and Culture Anniversaries

There's no escaping the apocalyptic nature of one of the band's best albums.

Two legends grew up around this 1974 appearance with Elton John. One was true, but the other was not.

This falls somewhere between the band's synth-driven era and their guitar-heavy sound in the late '90s.

He is alive and well, but a well-placed rumor had some thinking otherwise.

Trio brought Neil Young on board shortly after releasing their debut album.

Contrary to popular belief, this wasn’t their initial American concert.

This became the second of three consecutive Top 10 albums in the early '90s.

This album opened the door for everything loud, hard and heavy that followed.

John Fogerty has called this his favorite album.

With his 18th LP, the groundbreaking shock rocker promised "less gore, more MOR."

Seeds were planted for one of the most storied and envelope-pushing careers in prog.

"This is not the real Woodstock. They messed up. They messed up the whole name of Woodstock."